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On this site, you can explore the history of Dodge City and Kansas through images digitized at the Kansas Heritage Center. To further explore this history, explore our digital newspapers, browse our finding aids, contact us, or visit us at the lower level of the Dodge City Public Library.
Various photographs collected and arranged by subject in the Kansas Heritage Center's photograph cabinet. This collection contains photographs related to various subjects and events, mostly located in Dodge City, Kansas.
This collection is made up of photographs taken for the Dodge City Daily Globe Newspaper from the years 1948-1961. The photographs were scanned from the original negatives, housed at the Kansas Heritage Center.
The Kansas Heritage Center has a number of different digital resources available online. View digitized images at the Kansas Heritage Center Digital Archive by clicking here or by clicking the image below.
The Kansas Heritage Center has a wide array of resources available including books, an extensive collection of digitized newspapers, photographs, subject files, and an archive filled with historical papers and other materials.
The collection at Boot Hill Museum includes more than 60,000 objects, photographs, and documents. Most of our collection is from Dodge City’s early days—the 1870s through the 1920s—and actually belonged to original residents of Dodge City.
23 sty 2018 · How Dodge City Became a Symbol of Frontier Lawlessness. Fake news and smoking guns gave the Kansas town its reputation as the ultimate Wild West. Robert R. Dykstra and Jo Ann Manfra, Zócalo...
